Super Falcons coach, Randy Waldrum has assured that his team is not in a panic state but will improve on its sloppy performance in the next game against debutants and leaders of the group.
The defending champions, got its quest for a 10th Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) off on a poor start after she lost 2-1 to rivals Banyana Banyana of South Africa
on Monday night at the Hassan Moulay Stadium in Rabat, Morocco.
Two quick goals in the second half made it a record back-to-back wins for the South Africans who in September last year thrashed the Super Falcons 4-2 at the final of the Aisha Buhari Cup (Invitational Tourney), held at the Mobolaji Johnson Arena, Onikan in Lagos.
